Young Robins victorious at Vicarage Road
Posted: Monday, October 18th 2021
Secure your City Women Tickets
Thursday, January 3rd 2019
Book your tickets in advance as Bristol City Women welcome Manchester City and Yeovil Town Ladies to the SGS College Stoke Gifford Stadium this January.
Tanya Oxtoby’s side have enjoyed a successful start to the season, most notably picking up wins against Liverpool Women and Everton Ladies as well as picking up points against Chelsea and this Sunday’s opponents Manchester City Women.
Bristol City Women are currently sat seventh in the Women’s Super League season, only one win away from bettering their total number of points (16) and wins (5) in the entire 2017/18 calendar.
January sees two huge home games for City Women at the SGS College Stoke Gifford Stadium as they welcome Manchester City Women on Sunday, January 6th (3pm) and Yeovil Town Ladies on Sunday, January 27th (3pm).
Secure your tickets for both fixtures here.
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